FOOTBALL AT HOME
WEEK-END RESULTS. LONDON, April 7. Football matches resulted: —- ASSOCIATION. First Division. —Arsenal beat Huddersfield, 3—l; Birmingham lost to Chelsea, o—3;0 —3; Blackburn Rovers beat Sheffield United, 3—l; Derby County beat Tottenham Hotspur, 4 —3; Kverton drew with Stoke City, 2 —2 ; Leeds United beat Leicester City, 3—o; Manchester City beat Portsmouth, 2—l; Middlesbrough drew with Wolverhampton Wanderers, 0—0; Newcastle United drew with Aston Villa, I—l ; Sheffield Wednesday heat Sunderland, 20; West Bromwich Albion drew with Liverpool, 2—2. Second Division. —Blackpool drew with Plymouth Argyle, I—l ; Bradford City drew with Manchester United, 1—1; Bury heat Bradford, 2—l; Fulham beat Nottingham Forest, 3—l; Hull City lost to Grimsby Town, 0—1;' Lincoln City lost to Preston North End 0 —1; Milbvall beat OldhamAthletic, 1—0; Notts County lost to Brentford, I—2; Port Vale drew with Bolton Wanderers, 0—0; Southampton beat West Ham United, 3—2; Swansea Town beat Burnley, 3—o. Third Division —Southern Section —Aldershot lost to Gillingham, o—2; Brighton and Hove Albion beat Exeter City, 2—l; Bristol City lost to Charlton Athletic, 0—1; Clapton Orient beat Bournemouth and 8.A., 4 —l; Luton Town beat Crystal Palace, 2 —l; Northampton Town lost to Bristol Rovers, I—2; Newport County lost to Reading, I—2; Norwich City beat Watford, 3—l; Queen’s Park Rangers lost to Coventry City, 0 —1; Swindon Town beat Cardiff City, 6 —3; Torquay United beat Southend United, 3
Third Division —Northern Section. —Barrow lost to Tran me re Rovers, I — 3; Carlisle United lost to Barnsley, I—41 —4 ; Chester heat Chesterfield, 3—2; Crewe Alexandra beat Wrexham, 1—0; Doncaster Rovers beat Rochdale, s—o;5 —0; Halifax Town beat Hartlepools United, 6 —2; New Brighton beat Southport, 5 —2; Rotherham United drew with Darlington, 0 —0; Stockport County beat Mansfield Town, 3—l; Walsall beat Gateshead, o—l ; York City beat Accrington Stanley, 3-2. SCOTTISH LEAGUE. First Division,—Airdrieonians lost to Celtic, 2—4; Ayr United beat Hiberians, 4—l; Clyde beat Falkirk, 2—o; Hearts drew with Kilmarnock, 1—1; Motherwell drew with Third Lanark, 22; Partick Thistle drew with Dundee 1—1; Queen of the South beat Hamilton Academicals, 3—l; Rangers beat Aberdeen, 2—l; St. Johnstone lost to Queen's Park, 0—1; Cowdenbeath v. St. Mirren was postponed owing to a snowstorm. Second Division.—Arbroath beat Edinburgh City, 2—o; Brechin City beat East Fife, 2—l; East Stirling drew with Dundee United. 1—1; King’s Park drew with Dunfermline Athletic, 0—0; Montrose beat Albion Rovers, 2—l; Morton drew with Leith Athletic, 2—2; Raith Rovers drew with Dumbarton, ]—l ; St. Bernards beat Stenhousemuir, 3—l. RUGBY UNION. Birkenhead Park lost to Leicester, 5—13; Blnekheath lost to Newport, 3—6; Cardiff beat Richmond, 18—11; Devonport Services drew with Gloucester, 0—0; Harlequins lost to Bristol, 8—14; London Scottish beat Bath, 20—16; Northampton lost to Rosslyn Parle, 10—21; Aberavon beat Guy’s Hospital 14—0; Swansea beat Coventry, II — 6; Torquay Athletic drew with St. Bart’s Hospital, 10—10; Waterloo lost to Headingly, 5—15.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume LIV, Issue 111, 10 April 1934, Page 10
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